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 {| class="wikitable"|
 |-
-!style="width: 18%"|<u>Operator Syntax</u>
+!style="width: 20%"|<u>Operator Syntax</u>
 !<u>Description</u>
 !<u>Example</u>

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 |"\:string to find\x0A\x00\;" : find a string terminated with 0x0A and 0x00
 |-
-|\c
+|<b>\c</b>
 |match must be case-sensitive
 |"\:MustMatchCase\c\;" : find this string with case-sensitivity
 |-
-|\> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
+|<b>\></b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |file location to start search
 |"\>64\:string1\;" : start searching for "string1" 64 bytes from the start of file.
 "\>-100\:string1\;" : start searching for "string1" 100 bytes from the end of file.
 |-
-|\< <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
+|<b>\<</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |file location to end search
 |"\>64\<120\:string1\;" : search for "string1" from byte 64 to byte 120 of a file.
 "\>-150\<-80\:string1\;" : search for "string1" starting at 150 bytes from the end and ending 80 bytes from the end of file.
 |-
-|\@ <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
+|<b>\@</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |match string at specific file location
 |"\@0\:\x00\x00\x03\xF3\;" : match executable file header
 "\@-64\:something\;" : match "something" 64 bytes from the end of file
 |-
-|\[ <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
+|<b>\[</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |match string at offset relative to start of last match
 |"\:string1\;\[20\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 20 bytes AFTER the FIRST char of "string1".
 "\:string1\;\[-12\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 12 bytes BEFORE the FIRST char of "string1".
 |-
-|\] <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
+|<b>\]</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |match string at offset relative to end of last match.
 |"\:string1\;\]22\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 22 bytes AFTER the LAST char of "string1".
 "\:string1\;\]-30\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 30 bytes BEFORE the LAST char of "string1".
 |-
-|\# <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
+|<b>\#</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |search for string starting at offset relative to last match.
 |"\:string1\;\#48\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and then for "string2" 48 bytes AFTER the LAST char of "string1".
 "\:string1\;\#-60\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and then for "string2" 60 bytes BEFORE the FIRST char or "string1".
 |-
-|\! <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hex byte value(s)></span>
+|<b>\!</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hex byte value(s)></span>
 |end a search when a character with the given value(s) is found.
 Up to 8 comma-separated byte hex values can be given and also a value range in the form: <start value>-<end value> or <start value>- or -<end value>.

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 {| class="wikitable"|
 |-
-!style="width: 20%"|<u>Operator Syntax</u>
+!style="width: 18%"|<u>Operator Syntax</u>
 !<u>Description</u>
 !<u>Example</u>
 |-
-|\: <span style="font-family:Courier;"><string></span>
+|<b>\:</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><string></span>
 |string to match or search for
 |"\:simple search\;" : find string anywhere in the file
 |-
-|\;
+|<b>\;</b>
 |search statement terminator
 |"\:string1\;\:string2\;" : find these strings in any order
 |-
-|\x <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hex byte value></span>
+|<b>\x</b> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hex byte value></span>
 |hex byte value inside match string
 |"\:string to find\x0A\x00\;" : find a string terminated with 0x0A and 0x00

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 {| class="wikitable"|
 |-
-!style="width: 16%"|<u>Operator Syntax</u>
+!style="width: 20%"|<u>Operator Syntax</u>
 !<u>Description</u>
 !<u>Example</u>

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 !<u>Example</u>
 |-
-|\: <string>
+|\: <span style="font-family:Courier;"><string></span>
 |string to match or search for
 |"\:simple search\;" : find string anywhere in the file
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 |"\:string1\;\:string2\;" : find these strings in any order
 |-
-|\x <hex byte value>
+|\x <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hex byte value></span>
 |hex byte value inside match string
 |"\:string to find\x0A\x00\;" : find a string terminated with 0x0A and 0x00
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 |"\:MustMatchCase\c\;" : find this string with case-sensitivity
 |-
-|\> <signed decimal value>
+|\> <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |file location to start search
 |"\>64\:string1\;" : start searching for "string1" 64 bytes from the start of file.
 "\>-100\:string1\;" : start searching for "string1" 100 bytes from the end of file.
 |-
-|\< <signed decimal value>
+|\< <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |file location to end search
 |"\>64\<120\:string1\;" : search for "string1" from byte 64 to byte 120 of a file.
 "\>-150\<-80\:string1\;" : search for "string1" starting at 150 bytes from the end and ending 80 bytes from the end of file.
 |-
-|\@ <signed decimal value>
+|\@ <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |match string at specific file location
 |"\@0\:\x00\x00\x03\xF3\;" : match executable file header
 "\@-64\:something\;" : match "something" 64 bytes from the end of file
 |-
-|\[ <signed decimal value>
+|\[ <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |match string at offset relative to start of last match
 |"\:string1\;\[20\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 20 bytes AFTER the FIRST char of "string1".
 "\:string1\;\[-12\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 12 bytes BEFORE the FIRST char of "string1".
 |-
-|\] <signed decimal value>
+|\] <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |match string at offset relative to end of last match.
 |"\:string1\;\]22\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 22 bytes AFTER the LAST char of "string1".
 "\:string1\;\]-30\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and match "string2" 30 bytes BEFORE the LAST char of "string1".
 |-
-|\# <signed decimal value>
+|\# <span style="font-family:Courier;"><signed decimal value></span>
 |search for string starting at offset relative to last match.
 |"\:string1\;\#48\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and then for "string2" 48 bytes AFTER the LAST char of "string1".
 "\:string1\;\#-60\:string2\;" : search for "string1" and then for "string2" 60 bytes BEFORE the FIRST char or "string1".
 |-
-|\! <hex byte value(s)>
+|\! <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hex byte value(s)></span>
 |end a search when a character with the given value(s) is found.
 Up to 8 comma-separated byte hex values can be given and also a value range in the form: <start value>-<end value> or <start value>- or -<end value>.

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 Example:
 MAXSIZE 65536
 Match files up to 64 KB in size.
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 Example:
 MINSIZE 2048
 Match files at least 2 KB in size.
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 Examples:
 WITHIN 120m
 Match files created/modified within the last 2 hours.
 WITHIN 36h
 Match files created/modified within the last 36 hours.
 WITHIN 60d
 Match files created/modified within the last 2 months.
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 Examples:
-PROT pe : Match files with the 'pure' and 'execute' protection bits set. All other protection bits will be ignored.
+<pre style="color: black; background:lightgray; font-family:courier; width:60%">
-PROT -srwed : Match files that have the 'script' bit off and 'read', 'write', 'execute' and 'delete' bits on.
+PROT pe

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-'''COMMENT''' <string/pattern>
+'''COMMENT''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><string/pattern></span>
 Match files with a comment that matches the given string of pattern.
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-'''PROT''' <hsparwed protection bits>
+'''PROT''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><hsparwed protection bits></span>
 Match files with the given protection bits.
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-'''LFORMAT''' <formatting string>
+'''LFORMAT''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><formatting string></span>
 Change the default output for found files.

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-'''DLEVEL''' <int>
+'''DLEVEL''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><int></span>
 Sets directory depth level:
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-'''NAME''' <name/pattern>
+'''NAME''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><name/pattern></span>
 Search for files that match a given name or pattern.
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-'''CONTENTS''' <string>
+'''CONTENTS''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><string></span>
 Search in file contents for a given string.
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-'''MAXSIZE''' <byte size>
+'''MAXSIZE''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><byte size></span>
 Match files that are up to <byte size> in size.
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 Example:
-MAXSIZE 65536 : Match files up to 64 KB in size.
+MAXSIZE 65536
 '''MINSIZE''' <byte size>
 Match files hat are at least <byte size> in size.
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 Example:
-MINSIZE 2048 : Match files at least 2 KB in size.
+MINSIZE 2048
 '''WITHIN''' <int>m/h/d
 Match files with a date within <int> minutes or hours or days from now.
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 Examples:
-WITHIN 120m : Match files created/modified within the last 2 hours.
+WITHIN 120m
-WITHIN 36h : Match files created/modified within the last 36 hours.
+WITHIN 60d
-WITHIN 60d : Match files created/modified within the last 2 months.
+Match files created/modified within the last 2 months.
-'''BETWEEN''' <date1, date2>
+'''BETWEEN''' <span style="font-family:Courier;"><date1, date2></span>
 Match files with a date between date1 and date2.

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 {| class="wikitable"|
 |-
 !<u>Operator Syntax</u>